<div><p>The pursuit of freedom and justice is a timeless one, but new activists may not know where to begin, while more experienced ones often become jaded or fatigued. The task of constructing a new society, free from oppression and inequality, can be overwhelming. Tools for facilitating motivation, engagement, and communication can mean the difference between failure and success for activists and social movements.</P><p><i>Educating for Action</i> collects the voices of activists whose combined experience in confronting injustice has generated a wealth of key insights for creating social change. This practical guide explores such topics as:</P> <UL> <LI>Community activism and direct democracy <LI>Conflict negotiation, communication, and rhetoric <LI>Law, the educational system, and lifestyle activism <LI>Social media skills, conference planning, and online organizing</LI></UL><p>Written in an inspirational tone, <i>Educating for Action</i> consciously straddles the line between street activism and classroom instruction. Bridging the gap between these two worlds makes for an engaging and instructive manual for social justice, helping students, teachers, and larger activist communities turn their idealism into action.</P><p><b>Jason Del Gandio</b> is a scholar-activist and assistant professor of rhetoric and public advocacy at Temple University. He is the author of <i>Rhetoric for Radicals: A Handbook for 21st Century Activists</i>.</P><p><b>Anthony J. Nocella II</b> is a scholar-activist and senior fellow of the Dispute Resolution Institute at the Hamline Law School. He is a long-time anti-racism, youth justice, prison abolition, hip hop, animal, disability, and Earth liberation activist and has published over fifty scholarly articles and book chapters and sixteen books.</div>